Four of the last fifty.

Pakistan's first pet adoption platform — and the three products we built on top of it once it worked.

The problem

Two founders with an idea, in a country where pet adoption ran on Facebook groups and no one could tell a rescue from a scam.

What we did

We scoped the idea, built the web app, made the brand and Paw-rvez, added a custom commerce platform, then built the social app.

Result

Pakistan's first and largest pet adoption platform. 5,000+ users, 842 adoptions, apps launching September 2026.

A Nevada school with five campuses under one name ran on paper. We built the platform that made all five visible from one screen.

The problem

Five campuses running on paper: fee vouchers, attendance and family records that did not talk to each other and could only be checked by phone.

What we did

We built the platform module by module: student profiling and school setup first, then finance with a parent app, communications, biometric attendance with a staff app, and HR and payroll last, once attendance data could be trusted.

Result

One system now running all five campuses, 850+ students and 110+ staff, with parents and staff both able to see their own records directly.

An EV charging network for Oman, built as four separate applications that all read from the same live charger data.

The problem

EV chargers going into Oman from different installers, with no shared way for a driver to check if one was free, an owner to see what it earned, or a vendor to check on a unit after handover.

What we did

We built four applications on one shared platform: a driver app, a dashboard for terminal owners, a console for vendors, and an admin platform to run the network, wired to real chargers over OCPP 1.6J.

Result

A live, tiered network across Muscat, Sohar and Salalah: chargers listed, connected or sensor augmented, with every role seeing exactly what their job requires.

A clinic platform built around the two things a front desk actually does all day: work out who is next, and take the money.

The problem

Gulf outpatient clinics running the busiest part of their day, the waiting room, on a paper token roll and one receptionist's memory.

What we did

We built the platform around the front desk: patient registration that migrates off the clinic's old numbering, a live OPD token queue, generated appointment slots with WhatsApp booking links, and visit-linked invoicing.

Result

Live with 19 clinics and 56 doctors: a bilingual platform running registration, queue, scheduling and billing per clinic and per doctor, with part-payment treated as the normal case it is.